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    Business Math Worksheet 4

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    The document contains 10 business math word problems involving calculating percentages, profits, losses, interest, and costs. The problems cover topics such as: 1) finding the selling price of an item sold at a 30% loss, 2) determining the cost of stocks sold for a 30% gain, and 3) calculating the profit percentage of an item sold for more than its cost price.

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    The document contains 10 business math word problems involving calculating percentages, profits, losses, interest, and costs. The problems cover topics such as: 1) finding the selling price of an item sold at a 30% loss, 2) determining the cost of stocks sold for a 30% gain, and 3) calculating the profit percentage of an item sold for more than its cost price.

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    The document contains 10 business math word problems involving calculating percentages, profits, losses, interest, and costs. The problems cover topics such as: 1) finding the selling price of an item sold at a 30% loss, 2) determining the cost of stocks sold for a 30% gain, and 3) calculating the profit percentage of an item sold for more than its cost price.

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    BUSINESS MATH WORKSHEETS

    1. The cost of a book is $9, and it is sold at a loss


    of 30%. Find the selling price of the book.

    2. The stocks of a company had to be sold for a gain of


    30%, and they were sold for $390. Find the cost of
    the stocks.

    3. A stock broker purchases shares for $800 and sells


    it for $1120. Find his profit percentage.

    4. The shopkeeper uses false weights for his commodities


    and uses only 900gms for a pack of 1000gms, and he
    claims to sell his goods at cost price. Find the
    profit percentage of the goods.

    5. Find the interest accumulated on an investment of


    $25,000 for a period of 4years, at the rate of
    interest of 8%.

    6. A trader by mistake calculates the profit on the


    selling price and accounts it as 40%. Find the
    correct profit earned by the trader.

    7. A grain seller got two varieties of wheat, one


    costing $15 per kg and a quantity of 100kgs, and
    another costing $20 per kg and a quantity of 200kgs.
    He mixes both the variety and sells them for a profit
    of 5%. Find the selling price of one kg of wheat.
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    8. A reseller of machinery sells two machines at the
    same price of$40,000 each. On one he gains a profit
    of 10% and gains a loss of 10% on another. Find his
    overall gain or loss percentage.

    9. A car tyres were sold for a gain of 10%, and the


    difference between the selling price and cost price is
    $50. Find the cost price of the battery.

    10. A 18% stock was sold for a profit of $54. Find


    the cost price of the stock.

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    1) $6.3

    2) $300

    3) 40%

    4) 11.11%

    5) $8000

    6) 66.67%

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    7) $19.25

    8) 1% loss

    9) $500

    10) $300

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